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I've been thinking again...

 

I keep finding myself drawn back to Leviticus 23.

 

There is something about the way God outlines the things in this chapter that I can’t shake. 

 

An appointed time for everything.

 

A time to stop.

A time to remember.

A time to let go.

A time to worship.

A time to rest.

A time to repent.

A time to celebrate.

A time to realign.

 

It’s not about legalism or simply trying to “do all the feasts and keep all the days in alignment ” For me, it’s about recognizing the intentionality of God and asking myself... Am I being intentional about my relationship with Him?

 

Nothing should be done idly or just because the moment happens to call for it.

 

Each moment matters.

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The Sabbath

The Passover

The unleaven Bread

The First fruits

The feasts of weeks/Pentecost

The Feast of Trumpets

The Day of Atonement

The Feast of Tabernacles

 

Maybe this season is a call to stop, set aside time, set up time, and make room for God on purpose.

 

Intentional reverence.

Intentional remembrance.

Intentional worship.

Intentional alignment.

 

There is something powerful about that.

 

It feels revelational and relational...redirection of how I live, how I use my time, and how I approach God.

 

I feel this so deeply that it’s hard to explain.

 

But I know this much...

 

It must be intentional.